By Carol Glatz – With all the uncertainty and suffering caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Christian leaders have a duty to
Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby: Everyone is Facing the Same Storm Read Post »
Brescia House School prepared a very special gift for the children of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital this year –
Brescia’s “Gift Of Love And Time” Christmas Tree Read Post »
A prominent adviser to New Zealand’s bishops expressed dismay that voters approved euthanasia for terminally ill patients. “Many people will
New Zealand Bishops Dismayed at Euthanasia Ruling Read Post »
The wave upon wave of the coronavirus pandemic has caused so much disruption in every country, every family, our very
The Pandemic Solution: Look to God’s Promises Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – The rise of popular movements around the world is proof that today’s profit-driven economic system fails
Cardinal Turkson: Human Dignity Not At Centre Of Current Global Economy Read Post »
By Brett Robinson – A recent Netflix documentary about the social media industry called “The Social Dilemma” has raised some important
The Church’s Dilemma Read Post »
By Kerry Alys Robinson – The Catholic Church is the largest global humanitarian network with enormous potential, and therefore responsibility, to
Build A Longer Table: Women At Tables Of Decision-Making In The Church Read Post »
By Mercy Maina – As Catholics globally marked World Mission Sunday on October 18, a Bishop in Botswana has reminded all
Bishop: You Don’t Have To Leave Home To A Distant Country To Be A Missionary Read Post »
By Chaz Muth – Much attention was given to church teaching on assisted suicide and euthanasia when the Vatican released
Nuns Usher the Dying into Heaven Read Post »
